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training's Introduction

DevOps Loft

Detailed prerequisites and instructions for spinning DEV/STAGE/PROD environments

DEV environment

Prerequisites

Install Docker (version 19.03.xx or higher)
Install Docker Compose (version 1.25.5 or higher)
AWS account
AWS Profile
Create an envfile '.env.dev' from the example '.env.dev.example'
Chrome - Allows requests to localhost over HTTPS even when an invalid certificate is presented. `chrome://flags/#allow-insecure-localhost`

Spin DEV environment

Execute the following commands:

make up
Browse: https://localhost:8443

Teardown DEV environment

Execute the following commands:

./build/build.sh dev
source .env.dev
docker run --rm -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock ${NAMESPACE}/spinner:latest ./spin-docker.py --action destroy
docker image prune -af
docker volume prune -f

STAGE environment

Prerequisites

Dockerhub account
AWS account
AWS Profile
Terraform
Docker
Docker Compose
AWS ~/.aws or %UserProfile%\.aws folder
subnet ID
Security Group with inbound ports for SSH (22), HTTP (80), HTTPS (443), and 8200
AWS S3 Bucket
Create an envfile '.env.stage' from the example '.env.stage.example'

Spin STAGE environment

Execute the following:

./build/build.sh stage
source .env.stage
terraform -chdir=deploy init
terraform -chdir=deploy apply --var-file=aws-stage.tfvars
docker run --rm -v $HOME/.aws:/root/.aws -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock ${NAMESPACE}/spinner:latest ./spin-docker.py --environment $ENVIRONMENT
Locate the EC2 instance Public DNS: AWS Consule->EC2->Insance->Public DNS (IPv4)
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Teardown STAGE environment

Execute the following:

./build/build.sh stage
docker run --rm -v ~/.aws:/root/.aws -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock ${NAMESPACE}/spinner:latest ./spin-docker.py --environment $ENVIRONMENT --action destroy
docker image prune -af

PROD environment

Prerequisites

Dockerhub account
AWS account
AWS Profile
AWS ~/.aws or %UserProfile%\.aws folder
keypair
subnet ID
Security Group with inbound ports for SSH (22), HTTP (80), HTTPS (443), and 8200
AWS S3 Bucket
Elastic IP Address (EIP)
Create an envfile '.env.prod' from the example '.env.prod.example'

Teardown PROD environment

Execute the following:

./build/build.sh prod
source .env.prod
docker run --rm -v ~/.aws:/root/.aws -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock ${NAMESPACE}/spinner:latest ./spin-docker.py --environment $ENVIRONMENT --action destroy
docker image prune -af

Spin PROD environment

Execute the following:

./build/build.sh prod
terraform -chdir=deploy init
terraform apply -chdir=deploy --var-file=aws-prod.tfvars
docker run --rm -v $HOME/.aws:/root/.aws -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock ${NAMESPACE}/spinner:latest ./spin-docker.py --environment $ENVIRONMENT
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training's Issues

[coding party] bash workshop #1, challenge #1

Extract the Challenge section to a challenge.md file

[coding party] vagrant - session #2, challenge #3 add README

This is a simple issue to practice a PR submission

Add challenge instructions:

The challenge is:

bootstrap web with python Flask
bootstrap db with mysql

README file

Update the content of this repo to reflect what it really is

[coding party] git workshop #1, challenge #1

Add instructions on how to fork the devopsloft/training repo in the README.md file.

The file to update:
training/git/1/1/README.md

Verify that GitHub renders the content properly

[coding party] vagrant - session #2, challenge #5 bootstrapping scripts and private network

copy the solution from previous challenge. Verify everything is working as it should be.

[coding party] vagrant, workshop #1, challenge #1

Add a Vagrantfile which spins an ubuntu 18.04 box

duplicate item in README in git folder

there are duplicate "push" bullet in README in training/git/

[coding party] vagrant - session #2, challenge #4 bootstrapping scripts

Add the bootstrapping scripts from previous challenge

Migrate CI into GitHub Actions

[coding party] README file

Remove everything from the README file

Add vagrant challenge(s)

[coding party] vagrant - session #2, challenge #6 Start from previous challenge solution

And add to the README a challenge to run the host script

[coding party] vagrant - session #2, challenge #2 add README

This is a simple issue to practice a PR submission

Add instructions on how to ssh the two guests

Add a description to the README

There is no information on what this repo is about

referencing cloning as forking

In lines https://github.com/devopsloft/training/blame/9a3466a0b2de64cf5d7bc289367413b64ee6c014/git/README.md#L7-L15
there is a reference to the clone action but the meaning is for the fork action.
As cloning someone else's repo is not best practice the text should tell to fork the repo and then clone it.